
Individual Development
Empowering personal growth through leadership training, skill development workshops, and mentorship programs that transform potential into impact.
About Us
Junior Chamber International Hong Kong, China brings young people together to learn, lead and serve their community.
Junior Chamber International Hong Kong, China (JCIHK) (formerly named as “Hong Kong Junior Chamber”), inaugurated in 1950, is affiliated with the worldwide leadership development organization – The Junior Chamber International (JCI). JCI has a worldwide membership of over 200,000 and more than 100 countries around the world.
In Hong Kong, we have about 2,000 members representing a network of highly motivated and forward looking young men and women who are mostly entrepreneurs or executives from a wide range of trades and businesses. The active members are between the ages of 18-40 from 21 local chapters, who make full use of their leisure hours to work for the betterment of the community and themselves.
Our Mission
To provide leadership development opportunities that empower young people to create positive change.
Our Vision
To be the foremost global network of young leaders.
JCI Creed
We Believe:
- That faith in God gives meaning and purpose to human life;
- That the brotherhood of man transcends the sovereignty of nations;
- That economic justice can best be won by free men through free enterprise;
- That government should be of laws rather than of men;
- That earth’s great treasure lies in human personality;
- And that service to humanity is the best work of life.
What We Do
Every programme we run develops our members in one of four ways.
Highlights of 2026
A year of leadership, service and international exchange, reported in Harbour Lights, our official magazine.

The 2026 National Board took office on 3 January under the theme ONE for ALL.

JCI President Alejandra Castillo joined the inauguration and met the 2026 board.

A cooperation agreement signed on 19 March during Global Talent Summit Week.

The selection kicked off on 4 May, honouring young people who make Hong Kong better.

Over 300 delegates travelled with us, the second-largest delegation in the Asia-Pacific.

Members joined the first Global Youth Summit at the United Nations in July.

Members from all 21 chapters gathered at Hong Kong Science Park in September.

The third festival closed on 30 January with awards for young film-makers across the region.
Who Leads Us
The 2026 National Board and the presidents of our 21 local chapters.
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Partnerships
We work with government, business and global organisations so that our members’ projects reach further.


AIESEC is an international nonprofit run “by young people, for young people.” The organization offers an avenue for individual development and cross-cultural understanding through opportunities like volunteering and interning abroad. Together with AIESEC, JCI recognizes and grows the innate talents of young leaders around the world.

As the world’s largest business organization, the ICC shares our mutual goal of ensuring peace and well-being through socially responsible business and entrepreneurship. The organization represents more than 45 million companies in over 100 countries and provides resources that enable JCI members to participate in community-building commerce locally, nationally and internationally.

Aiming to empower the world economy through smart investing, the WBAF works across borders to create financial resources for entrepreneurs. JCI and the WBAF use their partnership not only to encourage innovation amongst JCI members, but to give them the necessary skills to make their innovative ideas successful in the market.

BNI and JCI will work together to support entrepreneurs and business leaders and boost local and global economies. BNI’s goals include helping professionals achieve their dreams, support their families and grow their businesses. Together, our international networks will bring new opportunities to the global business community.